Method in Cannon opposition to statehood bill debate
Washington Bureau reports growing view of Speaker Cannon's tactic on Oklahoma statehood and Dolliver Hepburn rate bill aims. Senate rate legislation hangs on Tillman Aldrich Dolliver and Clapp, with President's stance shaping House action and potential leverage for party unity.
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Frank J. Stillman
Speaker Cannon
Cannon
Oklahoma
Indian Territories
Senate
Uncle Joe
House
Congress
Supreme Court
Commission
Foraker
Tillman
Senator Tillman
Aldrich
Rayner
Senator Aldrich
Dolliver
Clapp
Chamber
Parity for Woodmen Hall Hosts and Farm Moves in Atalissa
Miss Nora Lamb and Pansy Vauble hosted a young folks event at Woodmen hall Tuesday evening in Atalissa with about 30 of R. F. Stucker’s gentlemen friends attending. Mr Joel Chenoweth of Muscatine bought Dickey’s farm and is managing it with Mr Richardson and family residing there. Mrs Susan Stauffer sold household effects and plans to move to Seattle with her son Winnie. Mrs J B Cameron visited Cedar Rapids for a few days. Mrs Geo Black hosted flinch night. Archibald entertained the husbands. Isaac Lewis shipped cattle and Peterson hogs were sent to market.
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Atalissa
Nora Lamb
Pansy Vauble
Woodmen Hall
R. F. Stucker
Charles
Lacon
Joel Chenoweth
Muscatine
Dickey
Richardson
Susan Stauffer
Winnie
Seattle
Washington
J. B. Cameron
Cedar Rapids
Geo. Black
Flinch
Mr. Archibald
Isaac Lewis
Peterson
Queer Sensations Cited as Dangers Cure Promised
An advertisement from Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store touts Electric Bitters as guaranteed cures for stomach back or bowel discomfort and related sensations. Text markets the product at 50 cents.
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Havercamp
New Boston Briefs Include Two Baby Births and Moves
New Boston notices report Mr and Clyde Saunders welcomed a boy and Mrs Eldon Banguess traveled to Moline for reasons unstated. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ross Banguess on March 21. Mrs Charles Loosley moved to Monmouth for her husband who works in a cigar factory. A W Mannon transacted business at Oquawka today.
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New Boston
Clyde Saunders
Eldon Banguess
Moline
Ross Banguess
Charles Loosley
Monmouth
A. W. Mannon
Oquawka
Vinol Strength Creator Promoted by Local Drug Store
Vinol touted as a cod liver oil based tonic claiming strong, safe body building benefits. It is presented as oil free and clearly labeled, with physician endorsement and a money back guarantee from Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store at 203 East Second Street.
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United States
John J. Havercamp
Havercamp
East Second Street
Panic Averted by Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad
An old advertisement promises relief from constipation and stomach issues with Dr King’s New Life Pills, priced at 25 cents, featured by Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store.
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Dr. King
Havercamp
Grandview Notes From March Gathering and Moves
Grandview residents report legal matters and travel junior to Muscatine for court sessions. Mrs Buster and children depart for St Anthony Idaho to join her husband while Wibber accompanies them to Davenport. Several residents head to Muskogee Oklahoma and Texas to seek work and land. Local teachers begin spring term with C E Jayne and Pearl Krahl. Iowa Telephone Co adds copper wire poles as crews work in town.
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Grandview
Bert Dulgar
Muscatine
Esquire Eversmeyer
Wapello
Pension Board
Major Latta
C. E. Jayne
Oak Grove News: Moves and Milestones
Oak Grove reports A Olds moved to the city on Tuesday. Will Fishburn plans to move into a new house near Oak Grove school. Neighbors surprised Mr. and Mrs. Will Lake with baskets for their 25th wedding anniversary. Mrs. A. Olds learns her Moberly grandson broke his arm from a fall. Miss Catharine McGrew from Grand View will teach the next Oak Grove term.
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Oak Grove
A. Olds
Will Fishburn
Will Lake
Moberly
Catharine McGrew
Grandview
Pneumonia Warning Ad Promotes Cough Remedy
Weather and cough alert urges readers to beware pneumonia from a chest infection. It touts a plaster in every package for chest protection and promotes Bromo Cough Remedy to cure the cough. A bottle costs 50c at Havercamp's Pharmacy.
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Havercamp’s
Renowned Surgeon Dr James Gilchrist Dies at 64
Dr James Grant Gilchrist, 64, professor of surgery at the State University of Iowa College of Homeopathy, died in Iowa City after a rapid illness. He served the university for 25 years in roles including registrar and lecturer and had prior ties to the University of Michigan and Pennsylvania Homeopathic College. He was also an accomplished organist and leaves a widow, three daughters and a son.
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Iowa City
James Grant Gilchrist
College of Homeopathy
State University of Iowa
United States
University of Iowa
State University of Michigan
Pennsylvania
Homeopathic Medical College
Pennsylvania Institution
West Liberty pupils sing in informal recital
Miss Nellie E. Robertson of Muscatine led a voice culture recital at Daisy Johnson’s home in West Liberty. The program featured classics by Schubert Rubenstein and Cornelius with composer sketches. A formal recital with more guests is planned in a month.
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West Liberty
Nellie E. Robertson
Muscatine
Daisy Johnson
Schubert
Rubenstein
Cornelius
Gregg Swem
Conesville
G. Hogue
Colorado
M. Wright
Chicago
Furniss
Cedar Rapids
Cord Hall
Boyd Eves
Fargo
North Dakota
O. M. McCarthy
Omaha
Edith Smith
Nichols
Wm. Bodman
Jacob Baker
W. C. Brisbine
L. B. Pickering
Morey Cornwall
Downey
Null
Town
Sylvia McCain
Arkansas City
Kan
Vada McVey
Lucy Schenck
Etta Stoops
Lone Tree
William
Cora Mackey
Hagerman
New Mexico
Wiggins
Geo. Furniss
Oakridge
Katie
Bessie Albert
Reuben Lightner
Hise
Ika Watson
E. A. Scott
Matie
Smith Center
Mattie Jean
Local Social Schedules and Visits In Stockton Community
Stockton Iowa residents share visits and celebrations. Herman Dietz and family with Davenport relatives spent Sunday at John Ruwer’s. Pearl Pahl and Emma Critz of Blue Grass visited the Bohnsack home. Elsie Riessen held an eighth birthday party. Henry Bohnsack returned from a Chicago trip. Amelia Mienert of Walcott visits sister Mrs. John Dittmer.
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Stockton
Herman Dietz
Ben Dietz
Henry Geertz
Davenport
John Ruwes
Pearl Pahl
Emma Critz
Blue Grass
Bohnsack
Elsie Riessen
Henry Bohnsack
Chicago
Amelia Mienert
Walcott
John Dittmer
Walcott Social Roundup and Local Visits
Mrs Gus Puck and daughter Leona spent Saturday at Walcott. School closed for a week. Mr and Mrs J C Riessen and daughters Edna and Ella and Chas Brecke of Blue Grass visited Bohnsack's on Sunday. Rachel Megee visited Nichols. Fred Siess called at Walcott Tuesday. Mrs Wm Shms shopped in Walcott Tuesday. James Riessen visited sister Mrs Louis Dietz. Geo Dittmer called at Walcott. Wm Bohnsack of Montpelier visited Henry. Henry Becker of Durant was there selling wall paper Saturday.
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Gus. Puck
Leona
Walcott
J. C. Riessen
Edna
Ella
Chas. Brecke
Blue Grass
Bohnsack’s
Rachel Megee
Nichols
Fred Siess
Wm. Shms
James Riessen
Louis Dietz
Geo. Dittmer
Wm. Bohnsack
Montpelier
Henry
Henry Becker
Durant
Work Clothes Easily Washed With Peosta Soap
Advertisement touts Beach's Peosta Soap for washing work garments. It claims overalls shirts and Nike garments stain easily with grease and paint but soak for an hour in Peosta suds loosens dirt with little rubbing and no boiling required.
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Nike
Mrs Sibbetts Set to Speak at Bloomington Church
Bloomington reports Mrs Mary A Sibbet t of Kansas will speak at the Bloomington church Sunday morning at 11. Miss Edith Smith of Ackworth Iowa addressed the C E meeting Sunday evening. Local visits and health notes follow with Adams Fritchman described as poorly.
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Bloomington
Marry A. Sibbett
Kansas
Lindley Hoopes
Richard Baldwin
Chads Fort
Montana
Frank Sawyer
Muscatine
Maria Hoopes
Adam Fritchman
Reorganizing Island Sunday School and Local Visits
Muscatine Island residents report a string of family visits with Mrs Teets and daughter from Grandview, Mrs Fitzsimmons from Tracey visiting parents, and Miss Garnes returning from Pine Mills. The Island Sunday school will be reorganized Sunday morning April 1. Miss Ola Summers visits Nichols sister Mrs Parrish this week. Mrs James Cross spent time with her daughter Agnes teaching near Durant.
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Muscatine Island
Parrish
Nichols
James Cross
Agnes
Durant
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Walsh
MecCullough Puilding
West Third Street
Iowa
Iowa Avenue
J. E. Stevenson
SRE
Roxas Eller
Richman & Richman
Pseumonia
Gilchrist
D&ad
Uni
Michigan University
Stern & Saalberg CO
Mars
New York
McQuesten & Sawyer Co
Home Savings Bank Free
W. G. Block & CO
Pinaud
Pinaud Bloc
New York City
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